The wisecracking Merc with a Mouth, Deadpool, will pester friends and foes alike inMarvel’s Midnight Suns. Still, you might want to know how to use him effectively in battle. His unique mechanic alone relies on a particular squad. Here’s ourMarvel’s Midnight SunsDeadpool best teammates and team comps guide to help you with the ideal characters to bring in missions.
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Marvel’s Midnight SunsDeadpool best teammates and team comps guide
Deadpool and En Fuego
Before we discuss the best teammates and team comps for Deadpool inMarvel’s Midnight Suns, let’s talk about his En Fuego mechanic. Here’s the gist:
Given the above, a few things are made clear. First, it’s that Deadpool’s DPS is quite underwhelming (barring a few cards like Burning Sensation with high En Fuego levels). He really needs his teammates to take out hostiles, preferably with All Together Now active. Otherwise, he’ll lag behind due to not having any boosts. Second, it’s that he must avoid taking hits or he’ll lose an En Fuego stack.
Tanky taunters
If you want the best teammates or the best team comps for Deadpool inMarvel’s Midnight Suns, you’ll need to bring a tanky character in missions. The two ideal options are:
Damage and utility
The best teammates and team comps for Deadpool inMarvel’s Midnight Sunsalso include those that can deal a lot of damage (i.e., All Together Now plus kills to increase En Fuego), and those that provide nifty utility effects. In the same vein, if ever you get bad cards for your Deadpool setup, these damage dealers can carry your group to victory:
Teammates to avoid
Naturally, if we’re talking about the best teammates for Deadpool inMarvel’s Midnight Suns, we also need to discuss the characters that you should avoid:
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